Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Native Arts @ Denver Art Museum. Board member @ Denver Indian Center Inc. and VP of the Native American Art Studies Association.
@ArtinAmerica Leon Polk Smith claimed to be Cherokee, but to my knowledge, zero proof exists to support that claim. There are so many Indigenous artists out there and who were working at the same time as Polk. Why highlight an alleged ethnic fraud?
@saracress Small? DAM is one of the largest art museums (by exhibition space) in the country. Did you go to the other building across the bridge/street? There is about 120,000 sqft of exhibition space in just the one building. I hope you come back to see more.
Check out these must-see pieces by Black American and African artists now on display at the Denver Art Museum! 🔥 See them all on EBONY. #EBONYMag
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Earlier this month, Cray Bauxmont-Flynn of Beyond the Art Podcast interviewed John Lukavic, Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Native Arts at the DAM. Listen to (and watch) the interview to learn more about Lukavic, and the Native Arts department at the museum: https://t.co/ROGt4XuUkl
CLOSING SOON! Don't miss your chance to see the groundbreaking exhibition "Speaking with Light: Contemporary Indigenous Photography" before it closes at 5pm on May 22. Included in general admission, which is free for kids and members. Learn more: https://t.co/b5mQNqOEYQ
Over 2,000 museum professionals are registered for #AAM2023—join us!
Learn about our exciting keynote speaker Gregg Deal (Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe), joined on the stage by Virgil Ortiz, Cassandra Atencio, John Lukavic, and moderated by Dawn DiPrince. https://t.co/zKLaf4IQXH
Featured in @nytimes as a not-to-miss exhibition, "Islands Beyond Blue: Niki Hastings-McFall and Treasures from the Oceania Collection," opens at the DAM on May 14! https://t.co/ZbmZpRTN92
Check out the full NYT exhibitions guide: https://t.co/C8noUbuvSo
I’ve never made a political social media post in my life, and I’m 100% comfortable posting this. It’s not political. I’m posting it because my wife is a teacher. And because we have 2 school-aged kids. And because I’m proud to work with @CoachBrentKey and call him a friend.
See "Speaking with Light: Contemporary Indigenous Photography" at the DAM through May 22. Read about the artists and artworks included in the exhibition via Southwest Contemporary: https://t.co/7n5LGYO9yU
@DENAirport They are grotesques, not gargoyles. Gargoyles redirect water off of roofs away from a building’s foundations (usually through the mouth). All gargoyles are grotesque. Not all grotesques are gargoyles.
We are excited to announce that the 2023 Native Arts Artist-in-Residence at the DAM is Viki Eagle!
Meet our resident artist, Viki Eagle (Sičháŋǧu Lakȟóta), and learn about her current photography project "Re(Mapping) a Rez Metal Sonic ReZistance": https://t.co/kXAoqU98Iu
@AHAAamericanart@caavisual Come check out the @caavisual session “Blanket Statements—Blankets as Foundational Material and Metaphor in Native American and First Nations Art” on Thursday, February 16, 2023, 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM (Eastern Time), New York Hilton Midtown, in Concourse A.
Just a reminder to college football recruits: @LincolnRiley makes dry brisket. He uses the same excuse “we’re close” when judging cooking times and ends up serving up something unpalatable.
Meet Chelsea Kaiah (Ute and Apache), Native Arts Artist-in-Residence at the Denver Art Museum this fall/winter! Learn more about Kaiah and her residency, which will start November 18: https://t.co/HhYtUpw4ne #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth#IndigenousArt